Students and cops can unite in a nine-week paid workshop
Leonel Luna Crimson Chronicle Reporter Walking the Beat is a creative writing, theater and multimedia workshop that allows high schoolers and officers to…
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The Grammys award 70 artists: a short recap
Jimena Lopez Crimson Chronicle Reporter The Grammy Awards, where more than 70 awards were given, kicked off the music industry’s biggest night on…
Harry Styles’ “As It Was” shares struggles with moving on and change
Angelica Lorenzo Crimson Chronicle Editor Harry Styles released the music video for his lead single, “As It Was,” to his upcoming album, “Harry’s…
Man on the Street: What do you think about when you’re alone?
Jimena Lopez Crimson Chronicle Reporter For this man on the street, students were asked, “what do you think about when you’re alone in…
Muriel Pollia Foundation offers scholarships to seniors
Leonel Luna Crimson Chronicle Reporter The Muriel Pollia Foundation is offering three scholarships for seniors who plan to attend a two or four-year…
Hollywood High needs to accept card payments
OPINION Jimena Lopez Crimson Chronicle Reporter It’s 2022, most stores and restaurants accept mobile and card payments. Especially with COVID-19 protocols, everything is…
“Scary Stories” being played in the library during lunch
Tiberius Marks Crimson Chronicle Reporter A showing of the documentary, “Scary Stories,” will be played in sections in the library in celebration of…
K-dramas to watch for newbies
Angelica Lorenzo Crimson Chronicle Editor The unpredictable popularity of Netflix’s show, “Squid Game,” paved the path for east and west cultures to fuse….
Talks of the seal of biliteracy at LSU
Justin Castillo Crimson Chronicle Reporter Latino Student Union held a meeting about the seal of biliteracy and the future of the club. As…